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With high precipitation of aluminum oxide on its dark side, this planet can suffer from storms of sapphires and rubies, being one of the planets that is often explored where it doesn't go wrong.
So isn't it?
It was then that they were inhabited only in the depths, when they were consumed by machines that could withstand the pressure of their atmosphere.
5. Gj 1214b
This is believed to be an oceanic planet, with no strip of land, just oceans along its entire length.
It is inhabited by crustaceans and aquatic life forms, in which this environment was taken over by mermaids, sharks, invertebrate animals that live in its depth, since there is no surface.
6. Gliese 436b
Despite its temperatures of 439°C, which makes it uninhabitable as this planet is covered in ice.
Then...
As?
Plus planets that are literally being unable to inhabit life, plus a slew of bacteria and microorganisms that literally just provide a lifeless environment, plus gemstones.
This is due to very strong gravity, which compresses water vapor in the atmosphere into ice and prevents it from melting.
The bright side was that the pressure creates diamonds and the heat there is coal, in which they are awake mining around other environments, in which they have gold that is hard and frozen on the surface and melted underground.
Honduran-07- 189733b
An environment that rains glass and winds reach a speed of 2 km per second. Not pleasant, is it?
- Sem-0-09- Psr J1719–1483 B
The star orbited by this planet is so compact that it is only 19 km long – despite this, its mass is 1.4 times that of the Sun.
Fun-dun - 9. Wasp-12b
Instead of reflecting light into space, this planet "eats" the lighting and is able to snatch at least 94% of the light in its atmosphere, around it, it ate the moon of more than five suns that are constantly being devoured, where they are being pulled by gravity.
Being one of the planets that feed on light, they inhabit life forms and there is no light just coming from them.
Hojadu-10. Gj-504b
Formed “recently”, this planet still emits heat, which causes its surface to have a color close to a shocking pink, that strange and inhospitable environment was incapable of supporting life.
Most of the planets in these solar systems and part of the galaxies were either undergoing crises and invasions or their planets were simply uninhabitable.
Gifun-11. Psr B1620-26 B, being that it was an inhospitable planet that in turn was aging considerably.
At 13 billion years old, this is perhaps one of the oldest planets in existence and is probably only 1 billion years younger than the universe, which in turn was just being inhabited by the remnants of civilizations as time advanced to such a point, where there are only bacteria and microorganisms.
- Dun12- Keplerdu-10c
Seventeen times heavier than Earth and twice its size, this planet is so large that it is practically bigger than four Earth suns, but its gravity is so dense that it would be impossible for it to be inhabited by other forms of life, besides insects and vegetation, with a large amount of microorganisms that are proliferating viruses and bacteria, being a primitive planet.
13. Three-4b
Considered one of the largest planets ever discovered, it has such a low density that its surface is considered “fluffy” and looks like a cork.
14. Ogle-2005-Blg-390lb
One of the coldest planets in the universe, with a surface temperature of -220 °C.
15. Karplanst-438b
This is the most Earth-like planet in terms of mass. Even though it is a planet with twice the amount of oxygen as Earth, its surface could be habitable by monstrous insects.
17. Three-2b
Considered the darkest planet ever known, it reflects less than 1% of the light that reaches its surface.
18. HD 106906
This planet orbits a star located about 96 billion kilometers away – and no one yet knows how it formed.
19. Kepler-78b
Located less than 900,000 kilometers from the star it orbits, this planet is believed to be covered in lava.
20. 2mass J2126-8140
This planet is so far from its star that scientists still don't understand how it stays in orbit.
Uangdu1 – magomerlin00HJ1407b – An exo - moon or a giant and extremely gravitational floating center with the compression force of a scorching wave, unable to support life under that environment,
Zunda-J1407b has been referred to as a "Marbled Saturn" or "Super Saturn" because of its massive ring system around 640 times that of Saturn's rings, and is an exoplanet located 434 light-years from Earth in the constellation. of Centaurus and is the only known exoplanet with rings similar to Saturn, but that due to its inhospitable environment, besides that it is capable of generating rains of diamonds, lakes of molten gold, so it is a planet that attracts prospectors, but only using machines due to its extensive gravity and the environment whose high levels of carbon dioxide and lithium in the air, in addition to the liquid mercury it has in its environment.
If this planet switched places with Saturn, its rings would dominate Earth's sky and appear many times larger than a full moon, with a large gap in the middle of the ring system and it's possible that an ex mars -sized moon orbits the planet within this gap, there is no life, but if there are aliens living on this exo moon, they will have an extraordinary sight looking up at the sky.
Jeru -#2 Gliese 581c – A potentially uninhabitable exoplanet that cannot support life, they are planets devoid of oxygen, earlier in their beginnings there were some reptilian beings that live in extreme conditions of scorching heat in a toxic and swampy environment, whose stones floating due to little or no gravity which does not exist on this planet, being an exoplanet located 20 light years or 120 trillion miles (192 trillion kilometers) from Earth.
Following in the constellation of Libra, with the planet orbiting its star at a distance of 6.8 million miles (about 10.9 million kilometers), only 7% of the distance of 93 million miles (150 million kilometers) between the Earth and the Sun. Gliese 581c is tidally locked, meaning one side of the planet always faces the star and the other side never.